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TI NS合并之后的事情
发布于 2012年4月17日 作者 xingchi
如果您想知道TI与NS合并之后，其模拟产品发展路线将如何，那么就请看以下这篇文章：
A few months ago, I met with at team from TI about some new product announcements. The team included a member from what was previously known as National Semiconductor. The companies had combined only a short time previously, and I was immediately impressed with the rapport, mutual respect, and mutual enthusiasm from the team. They explained to me how pleased they were at how their respective product portfolios dovetailed together, and their enthusiasm for future collaborations. Well, it’s been six months since the combination of National Semiconductor and TI, so I thought it was a good time to see how things are going. Here is the text of my interview with Gregg Lowe, senior vice president of the company’s analog business. 
It’s been about six months since your acquisition of National Semiconductor. How are things going?
When our acquisition of National Semiconductor closed last September, we immediately focused our energy on growing the business. National had a tremendous product portfolio, and some of the most experienced analog designers in the industry. Together with TI’s sales reach, we would be able to offer these products to a significantly broader set of customers, and help enable those customers to solve their analog design challenges. The way our people have come together is extraordinary. 
Today, National Semiconductor is known as Silicon Valley Analog (SVA) and is run by Dave Heacock, who was previously responsible for TI’s High-Volume Analog and Logic (HVAL) business. Strategic business unit managers who joined TI from National are key members of his leadership team. 
SVA continues to focus on power management, as well as precision and high-speed signal chain. The collaboration between SVA and our existing power and signal chain teams has been remarkable. Our teams hit the ground running, in many cases the day after the acquisition closed, to coordinate activities and better serve our customers. 
Speaking of customers, how have they responded?
In the first 60 days after the close, the leaders inside our analog business, including the SVA team, and I met with hundreds of customers. Feedback from our customers has been overwhelmingly positive. They see the advantages that with the addition of National, TI offers more design and development resources, more manufacturing capacity, more products, and more tools and support.
We have the industry’s largest analog design team to help keep our customers at the forefront of innovation. And now our analog engineers have a larger, combined portfolio of analog process technologies to optimize their designs to solve our customers’ toughest challenges. 
We also have the largest applications support and sales team – 10 times larger than National’s previous footprint – making it easier for customers to select, evaluate and design with our products. 
With the addition of three SVA factorie